Army Aviation Museum Foundation

About Army Aviation Museum Foundation

Large collection of military aircraft. Museum, set on Fort Rucker, exhibiting restored military aircraft, including many Army helicopters. Houses one of the largest helicopter collections in the world, featuring over 160 aircraft including a replica of the Wright Brothers' B-Model Military Flyer. Rated 4.8 out of 5 stars by 1,617 visitors.

💬 What Visitors Say

• 💬Bring a valid current US ID (REAL ID, Passport, or Star ID) and plan to enter through the Daleville entrance to get a base access pass at the visitor center before entering the museum. This is a mandatory requirement for all non-military public visitors.
• 💬With over 160 aircraft on display including one of the largest helicopter collections in the world, plan for a full day visit. The museum has extensive exhibits that showcase the evolution of Army Aviation from early American and British aircraft to modern helicopters.
• 💬Take advantage of the completely free admission to this world-class aviation museum. Support the museum's mission by shopping at the gift shop (with online shopping available) or consider purchasing a legacy paver to honor service or loved ones.
• 💡Enroll children in the Army Aviation STEAM Camp programs (offered June 30 and July 7, 10:00 am - 1:00 pm) for hands-on educational experiences designed for all ages that go beyond typical museum viewing.
• 🕐Check the museum's event calendar and avoid visiting on all federal holidays when the museum is closed. Consider visiting during special events like Army Birthday Bash or TSF Open House (June 27) for enhanced experiences.